Question 1

How much does a desk at aSpace cost in Romania?

Accepted Answer

Workspace from aSpace in Romania averages RON 263 per desk per month across the 15 listings available here. That is an average across coworking desks and private offices at its six buildings, so a hot desk sits below it and a private office above.

Your own price depends on which building you choose, how many people you bring and how long you commit for, which can be a single month or much longer.

Question 2

How many aSpace locations are there in Bucharest?

Accepted Answer

Six aSpace buildings are on the market in Romania, five of them in Bucharest, holding 15 available workspaces between them.

aSpace's site names its sites by district, including Baneasa, Victoriei, Floreasca, Aviatiei, Pipera and Cotroceni. Of the 15 listings, 10 are private offices and five are coworking desks, so the choice is as much about format as address.

Question 3

What types of workspace does aSpace offer in Romania?

Accepted Answer

aSpace lists two bookable formats in Romania: private offices and coworking desks. Of the 15 workspaces available, 10 are private offices and five are coworking desks.

aSpace also promotes meeting rooms and a registered headquarters service at its sites, and a boutique of business services covering accounting, legal, HR and marketing. Those are arranged with the operator rather than booked as listed workspace.

Question 4

Does aSpace offer hot desks and dedicated desks?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Five coworking desk listings from aSpace are available in Romania. aSpace splits coworking into a hot desk membership, which its site says gives access to all six of its locations, and a dedicated desk that stays yours and comes with a lockable roll box.

aSpace says dedicated desk members get 24/7 access, while hot desk members use the space during reception hours.

Question 5

Can I rent a private office at aSpace for a small team?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Private offices are the larger part of what aSpace lists in Romania, with 10 of the 15 available workspaces in that format.

aSpace says its private offices are fully furnished and suit teams of roughly one to 30 people, and that the office can serve as both a registered address and a working point. The size and price you are quoted depend on the building and the term.

Question 6

Can I register a company at an aSpace address in Bucharest?

Accepted Answer

aSpace's site says it sells a registered headquarters service that provides a business address for company registration, mail handling and a set amount of hourly office access, and that the service runs on a minimum 12-month subscription.

The service is attached to its Romanian buildings, five of the six being in Bucharest. Enquire on the listing and the operator confirms which address applies and what documentation it provides.

Question 7

Does aSpace have meeting rooms in Bucharest?

Accepted Answer

aSpace's site says its locations have fully equipped meeting rooms, charged by the hour or by the day. They are not listed here as separately bookable workspaces, so rooms are reserved through the operator.

Whether room time is included with your membership or billed on top depends on the plan you take and the building, so check that when you agree terms.

Question 8

What is included in an aSpace membership?

Accepted Answer

All six aSpace buildings listed in Romania record furnished space, reception services, mail handling, printing facilities, a kitchen, a business lounge, air conditioning and step-free disabled access.

aSpace adds that coffee, tea and water, high-speed Wi-Fi, printing and reception help come as standard with its memberships. Extras such as meeting room time or the registered address service are priced separately.

Question 9

Can I get 24/7 access to an aSpace office?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All six aSpace buildings listed in Romania record 24/7 access, so private office and dedicated desk members can work evenings and weekends.

aSpace says hot desk members use its spaces during reception hours instead, so if you need out-of-hours access a dedicated desk or a private office is the format to take. Entry passes are issued by the building when you join.

Question 10

How do I arrange a viewing of an aSpace workspace in Bucharest?

Accepted Answer

Send an enquiry on the listing for the aSpace location you want to see and a broker will set the visit up with the operator, often grouping two or three Bucharest sites into the same morning.

Viewings cost nothing. Come with your headcount, your move-in date and the term you can commit to, because aSpace prices each space against those three things.